The unusual option to make money works simply because there is much truth to the common phrase: "The rich get richer, and the poor get poorer." Wealthy people and large institutions have considerably more resources and connections to make better financial decisions than us. Fortunately for us, there is a place where their financial decisions are public information: the Stock Market. It happens to also be one of their favorite places to grow their wealth by investing and trading stocks and options.

However, making sense of this public information, otherwise known as unusual option activity, is a difficult and complicated process. Since traditional methods of fundamental analysis of companies and technical analysis of stock charts are simpler to understand and use, it's no wonder they remain the most popular ways to make investment and trading decisions. While these old approaches of analyzing stocks are more popular, are these analytical strategies the best in predicting stock price movements? If they perform so well, why do most people still lose money in the stock market?

Since our real-time videos have proven to be very accurate in predicting stock price movements by analyzing unusual option activity, we believe this is a far better strategy for making money in the stock market. But don't take our word for it. In this research report, even the official government regulators of the stock market, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), found that "unusual option activities are indeed informative with significant predictive power of underlying stock returns," and that "media coverage has a destabilizing effect on underlying stock prices." Being able to track and interpret the meaning behind unusual options data allows us to understand what wealthy people and large institutions are doing behind the scenes. Not what they want us to think through news media coverage, but what they are actually doing themselves to make more money, so that we can truly follow the rich to get rich.

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